Something I've taken up in the last year or so is digital Photography. I'm not very artistic, but I have seen so many great photos and snapshots that have given me inspiration to give it a try.
I started to do this on a regular basis since last summer. Lately, I have stopped, partly due to my taking more of my free time to work on my blogs FrugalNYC and FrugalTech. Now that I have started this blog, I am inspired once again. This time I will take the Kaizen approach and I know that it will be a lifetime habit. Here is what I will do, and I hope you will do the same if you are interested in photography.
Daily Photos
- Take my point and shoot camera with me daily.
- Take at least one snapshot daily, no matter what it is.
- Have a spare set of batteries for the camera
I wanted to mention my friend Jeff, who inspired me to start taking photos on a regular basis. Lately I've been inspired by Henie of the blog Hennartonline. You can find a great video about how we see things and photography on Ted Talk. I also wrote a post on FrugalNYC called Digital Photo Resources.
Above is a recent picture I took thanks to an idea from Henie!
Do you practice the art of Kaizen? How has Kaizen helped you? How do you apply Kaizen to your life? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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Photo by me
